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Exciting Rebellion in Hawaii.
KING KALAKAUA IN IMMEDIATE DANGER OF LosrN,
HIS THRONE

A letter from the Mexican minister at Honolulu
confirms the reports OF q revolutionary movement
in the Sandwich Islands for the overthrow OF King
Kalakaua, and says that news Of bloodshed may
be expected by the next steamer The United
States man-of-war Adams which left Callao for
San Francisco May 16, by way OF the Sandwich
Islands, has been ordered to remain there until
further orders The Hawaiian consul at San Fran
cisco has sent report TO his government con-
nrming the reports OF large shipments or arms TO
the islands for the use or the revolutionists.
Germans and Chinese are fomenuing the trouble
All Fong, millionaire Chinese trader Is believed
to have bought the arms and is melting the
Chinese TO war with the natives, during which,
II the United States does not forbid Germany may
step In and obtain control OF the Kingdom. King
Kalakaua has only few hundred men under arms
and 1t is reported that an expedition now being
secretly fitted out at San Francisco will be strong
enough TO upset his government. France has a
war vessel at Honolulu and an English ship has
deny that they have thing TO do with providing
arms for the Insurgents
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GEo. ". sTiCKNEY, Auctioneer, y36 F.

TkUsTEE's SALE OF yALUABLE TRACT OF
LAND NEAR BENNING'S STATION, ID. c.
BY virtue OF certain deed of trust dated sxas
January 2, 1854. recorded in hber No. 1,O62, S94
request Of the party secured thereby, we win
offer for sale In front Of the premises, ON WE'D
PAST SIX CLOCK p. ~. the following described
real estate situated in ths county Of Washington
tr1ct Of Columbia to wit: Eleven aud six tenths I'll
6l0l acres Of lsnd more OF less being of the
HILL" aud being bounded follows viz ON the nor til
aud northeast by Pipsy Branch south and southwest
tract known a. Prospect HILL" and owned by Marss-
ret E. Lowrie and west and southwest by the line OF
the same property conveyed Eliza A. Brooks by deed
duly recorded in ber No eS7 folio IT, ct seQ one Of
the land records for the District of Columbia.
Terms Of sale: One.third cash and the balance in
two equal payments, to be secured by deed of trust
the property sold and payable in two years
after date Interest At per cent per annum payable
chaser. deposit Of 800 viii be required time OF
sale Terms Of sale to be complied with within no
ssssiy7a.aosaas $3.50 GEo Il. fAiFErRA.S Trustees
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THIS EVENING.

DAWNBROKER'S AUCTION SALE
L All persons holding tickets from No. to f. 500
inclusve and interest not paid for three months on
the following articles, viz Gold and Silver Watches
Diamonds Jewelry. Guns. Pistols, Mechanical Tools
Type Writer Books. Bibles. Albums Banios Guitars.
Clocks Vases Silver and Plated Ware, Bicycles Baby
Clothing embracing Ladies' and Gent1emsns Wearing
yania avenue northwest, at HALF-PAST SEVEN
O'CLOCK p. NJ, WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY
JUNE TWENTY-NINE and THIRTY. and FRIDAY
and SATURDAY. JULY FIRST and SECOND, 1887
II. b. LASKEY, Pawnbroker.
II. FOLEY, Auctioneer. te252H % 30iyiSS
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THEY ENTER A DIsORDERLY HOUSE AND HALF YuL
TWO WOMEN.
The "Knights Of the Switch, " to the number Of
20, went to the house OF woman named Martin.
in Jefferson township, Ohio. Monday night, and de-
handed admittance. Upon being refused they
promptly battered down the door. Two men were
Inside, who made some show Of resistance, and
before the Knights OverpOwered the inmates. Miss
Martin and her daughter Lily were then dragged
WSpped with hcko 9 s1S nn1 rSeR ana
unconscious. The elder OF the two women was
the nrst to revive, and was told II she did not
leave the county within twenty -four hours they
would be killed. The men, who were married
farmers living In the vicinity, were dismissed
with the admonttion that II again found In
house Of ill-repute they, too would be killed The
Knights then rode Oh.
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THOs. BOWLING, Auctloneer.

VERY VALUABLE PROPERTY ON FIFTH STREET
IMPROVED By WELLBUILTF FRAME HOUSE
AND TWO-STORY BRICK DWELLING ON REAR
OF LOT; BEING NO. 1919 FIFTH STREET
On Wednesday, AFTERNOON. JUNE rwEN.
TY-NINTH, 1887, at FIVE O'CLOCK, in front of IN
the premises shall sell part Of original lot II, in Iii
feet inches deep to 3Q.foot alley. improved by
and summer kitchen, and two-story brick dwelling
rear OF lot containing rooms This property ia
good and complete.
Terms: One-third cash. balance in six and twelve
months. with notes bearing interest and secured by
deed OF trust Conveyancng and recording purchas
er SnVo uePosis required a. time OF sale
1e2o-ot THOS. BOWLING, Auctioneer.
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je21'dkds
THoMAs BOWLING. Auctionesr.

VALUABLE UNIMPROyED PROPERTY NEAR THE
TENTH STREET, BETWEEN n AND MASS
ACHqsETTs AVENUE NORTHWEST. AT AUC-
On WEDNEsDAY. JULY SIXTH. 1882. ct SIX
lot l3 In square No 156 having front 81 63 feet On
18th, and containing II ,466 square feet :
Terms: One. third cash balance In tvo vnnSa
With interest," and secured by deed Of trust on The
property sold. or all cash. ct the option Of the pur
chaser. deposit II 900 wiz % reouired q time o6
eHe THOMAS BOWLING,
5eSS-0eoo AnctioueS1.i
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a FacetiOus Lobbyist.

EN1IGHTESlNG THE PACIFIC RAILROAD COMMISSION
GOV. PATTIsoN ASKS FOR AN EXPLANATION
Geo. n. Crawford testified before the Pacific
Railroad Commission at Omaha, Neb., YESTERDAY.
TO the fact that he was a lobbyist; that he had
worked upon legislators I'm the interest OF the
Union Pacific, though not directly employed BY
them; and that he got paid 500 and expenses for
his work. lie sac he did not brfbe legislators: he
simply Influenced them with persuasive eoquence.
He said the modern Legislator needed good deal
OF enlightenment. His facetious testimony pro-
voked Laughter.
GOV. PattiSon asked him whether he could not
give the commissioners some OF his enlighten-
ment, 70 which the witness replied that he did nos
believe he could convince the Commission; but ne
would hazard that the governor had been there
himself and knew all about II. The governor
asked him what he meant by the term ''being
there" The witness said that the governor had,
no doubt used his efforts 10 influence the legsla-
ture. The governor said he had never done 80 as
lobbyist; that role would he new Co him; 10
which the witness replied cheerfully that the far
ther West the governor got the more enlightenment
he would find, and IL would continue 50 until he
got TO the Pacific coast. lLaughter.l AT a re-.
mark by Mr.. Litter that he had himself been a
member OF a State legislature, the witness said:
$50 have i, and Sympathl1e with YOU
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THoMAs BOWLING. Auctionser.

PARLoR FURNITURE IN SEPARATE PIECES,
hHo3SSaEs M EASMGx GHAHs cTINRoy
FuRNITgRE IN SUITS AND 9kPARATE
PIECES, HAIR MATTRESSES, WIRE SPRING.
BkussELs CARPETS, Walnut MARBLE Tor
sInEBoAkD, wAlNgT DINING CHAIRS,
STOVE, REFRIGERATOR Filler KITCHEN
REQUISITES. &c. AT AUCTION.
00I 18th street northwest, commencing AT TEN
O'CLOCK, shall sell collection Of very excellent
je.7-4t THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.
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ASSOCIATION.

RIADueet BAD MnlsrER-- the case OF the
death Of MIRA Sarah Alien Robinson the c0Fonef's
jury ct Reading, Pa, found that the wonAns
death was caused ~ per1tonistS reoulung nom
malpractice at the hands Of Rev. Dr. Miller. Tho
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n UCIION SA1E Vx CNhEOEENED PIED6ES.
On THURSDAY and FRIDAY. JUNE THIRTIETH
O'CLOCK p n. will sell at the establishment 1886
Pennsylvania avenue northwest all pledges forfeited
by this date consisting of fne
Gold and silver watches, diamonds, Rings, Pins Studs
Bracelets. Chains, Medals. Guns, Opera Glasses Um-
bress, Books. silver plated Ware, Overcoats Pants
Vests Ladies Dresses. Dress Patterns Cloaks Dol.
mana Spreads, Shoes Blankets. Mathematical Instru-
nents clocks Hugs. Valses, Lace Curtains, Carpets
Surgical Instruments. &C.. &c.
Parties holding tickets VIII please take notice that all
pledges from No. 1000 to $50. included In
this sale. E. Ht1DENHEIMER,
N. FOLEY. Auctioneer. Broker.
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II OUISIANA STATE LOTTERY.
CAPITAL PRIZE &15O, 600.

"Ws hereby certify that sxpeTpi& the arrange
for ca the Monthly and SENT nnsaa! Drana0s Of
The Lo,sdnd State Lottery Company, and In person
manage control The Dra,enos Themselves,
ths conducted trth honesty JntrnSss, and in
good faith to,cord all parties and authorize The Chm
p1ay this certificate rit SMILES Of sigma
lures attached, IN It's advertisements"
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Esas4v,se Asg D 1.s !. S !,

Engraving on metal and wood Monosramsand crests
seals witches or evelry Card eugavine aud PRINT
ing seal engrsv1ng In al II ofaochee BOOK 6Ancsr.
dies soap dies and steel stump cotfanx Rubber
stanps and al fipds d Stamping material
Gold silver bullion snabroaasx1n ksxins and I'll
kinds Of lodge pArsphernnnA mhCS
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Address Registered Letters to
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK.
New Orleans. Ia

RFNFNBER that the presence Of Generals Bsaure-
gard and Early who ia charge Of the drawfnks Is
asuarzntee Of absolute fairness aud tnat sne
divius what number viii draw prize.
REMEMBER that the payment OF AL prizes -
GUARASTEED BY FOUR NATIONAL BANKS OF New
Oreans and tickets signed BY the President Of
an Inst!tuton whose chartered rights recognized
IN the highest therefoxe bewaxs q any imlts-
oors OF anonymous schemes SeAo-~&s"
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KILLED While Working ON sunday.

CoLLrNsvrLE III, June 29.-Henry Bada an
OLD resident or this place, while bricking up a well
he was sinking for II. 5. Merrill was killed In the
Following manner: He had dug down TO water
SATURDAY, and for fear that the walls would cave
In, he told Mr.. Merrill he would have 10 work sun
day. contrary TO Merrflls wishes. He was assisted
by his son ana another young man, the two latter
doing the hoisting and lowering. They finished
the digging about O'Clock and commenced the
brcking. About that time the two men on
top had loaded the bucket with about SEQ pounds
OF brick and were lowering II when the tub caught
ana turned, throwing the brick down on Bada-
he brick fell distance OF about 20 feet crushing
his skull, knocking out his teeth and breaking his
lower jaw and leg. He never regained con-
sciousness, and died about half an hour after.
ward
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INDUSTRIAL GROWTH OF THE SoUIH.-The Monss.
lecturers Record of Baltimore for this week pub
fishes its semt-annual review Of the Industrial
growth Of the South. These figures show that the
the first half OF 1887 was far greater than ever
before, the number OF new enterprises Organized
merely projected or talked Of having been l,sS5
against SD for the same time last year. largely
moro than double. The amount OF capital invested
Ing the same period In 1855 OF this amount
Maryland contributed 81, 296,0 900 ard Virginia
SIC. $50 600.
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W8Sh1n8tOnS smut Out by Fittsbufge
OTHER GAMES YEsTRRDAY-H0w TH1 RECORD
STANDS.
the Wash1ngt0ns were again badly beaten In
rttsburg yesterday by the score of too The
home team played an errorless game and secured
fourteen hits OF ODay. The Statesmen could do
nothing with Galvins delivery, securing but live
hits, They were. however. charged with six er-
rora Other championship games yesterday re-
suited a. follows: Philadelphia, ~; Indianapolis,
9. Detroit, q: New York 4; Chicago 10; Boston,
9. Brooklyn, IL; Athletic, 5. St Louis, 8; Louis
vile, 9. Baltimore, 9; Metropolitan, 1. Cleve-
land, IL; Cincinnati, G.
The following Is the standing Of the clubs 70
date:
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~ S0oo'00O
Application for clubs should be made only TO
the ONCE Of the Company In New Ofleans-
For further information write clearly, giving full
address POSTAL NOTES, Express Money Orders or
New YORK Exchange in ordinary letter. currency py
81 A. DAUPHIN,
New Orleans, La
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Transfers OF Real Estate.


E. Duffy to Corbin Thompson, pit. %, 50. 534;
$500. 8. Oppenheimer to J. T. Wright, lots 20
and % 50. 1918; s., 800. 8. s. stearns to Beattie
Lanston, sub 81, So 367; 81, 800. Sarah Lloyd to
VIM A. Wimsatt, pit. lots and 8, So 400; 81. 500.
c. L LOOMS to Halle l. Wright, lots "a, So 80, 40
81 Ss sad ksss TO ssr W Fn saS
to W. h. Goddard, lot l3. 50. 34s; $50 900. B. H.
Warner to Z H. Ingle sub lot 17e So 6as; 81 $50;
B. sub Mt. Pleasant; 5000. J. S. swormsledi
to Caroline Acker. sub lots SO and SIS, So 1908;
400. R. j. Kennedy to Jas. Fraser, lots to 4,
IS, SO. 2O4; s., 500 Cecilia Howardto B. A. Colon
ma, PTS 13 and ID. SO. 1888; $500 ]. +. Murray
to !; c; ASrn6lqweI, Ps: Il So So; 1920 Lillian
50: 726; x0.5O0. Mutual Fire Insurance Co. to
2Gaa ns Co Fl as e. sk 4s ma
J. 4. Reeves, lot q, sec: $, Barry Farm, $3.50 q.
500 L Emery to George Q. Rose, ,r r lot ).
buker's sub. Nc. Pleasant, s4.622 D. Breed to J.
+ Johnscn part g s E B : sub Pleasant Plains,
shanert, IT,, lot g. 50. eo1, $500. r. A. Mulloney
81 %aFs M s is % Pest SUBS S
to B. q. Warner, sub lots and B. and part G. So
MGaan os ssf 6 &. g. Ss u Se Aassn a
s1,175. Mary A. H. Jarvis TO Mary ]. Halves, sub
lot l, and pit. 80. 800, 10 SO. s. II pit 81 So 534
pit 10, so. 543; 3 r. w. Mann to j. F. Doran,
pit 20, so. 1s2; 5,217.5O. Mary ]. Rye os c. Car.
ter, parts and 5, So 353; g, 600: J. F. Dart to
Adelaide Alexander, sub. g. 50. e23 81 800. A. s.
SW0rtwou6 to jeanette H. Payne, part !. block 9.
sub so, 50. %, s3,175. o. F. Presbrey to Amelia
G. Harris, lot So, Widows Mite; s.. Mary L
Smith to w. L. Wood, lots 81 and 43, So 6S; 500.
w. A. H. Church to L. Cavanaugh, lot 1, So. g.
1899; 500. 9. D. Webb to Henry Kraak, sub b,
SO. 7S6; $1,000. E. g. Wheeler to G. c. Walker,
subs Z and F, 50. 1877: $6,2oh13. d. c. Duley to
Mary Service Murphy, part Peasant Plains; 81 800
D. Windsor to F P. Senin ct al, lot 30, So. $50;
$4,000. Mary A. Darneille to n. K. Keyser, part
Hoffman, lot B. 50. e; 81, so and lots As to
-, -; 81, 1880. b. st. c. Werden to H. L. Pr
per, part 2 50. 1877; $50 A. C. Walter to W. Finn,
sub 8. SO. $50; $97S. L NJ. Keith TO r. Edwards,
3-acre lot; $24O. H. II. Wells TO F. NJ. Green, lots
1O4 to LOG, SO. 1873; $50. Martha l. Berry 10
James w. Hunter, part 81, Old Georgetown; $3.50.
Ellen E. Hines to Joseph n. Coleman, sub lot rs,
SO. 723; $1,44O. q. 6. Bundy TO Sarah A. Stearns,
part 2, 90. 1889; 81 500 Campbell Darlington to
Harbaugh to S. Hutchtns, undivided nth sub
lot 112, SO. 1913; $500. A. B. Robinson to L. H.
Beynon, part 2, SO. S25; $1,000. Anna R. Taylor
to Sarah N. Provost, pit 3, SO. POS; $500. Fanny
A. More to Lorenzo ID. MaItesOn, lot z, block IA,
LeDroit Park; a, 900. F. Rives to Ellen +. Tree,
lots IA and 15 and part 16, reservation IL; $1,000.
Ellen F. Tree to JEANNE I. Reeves same property:
5000. F. Stutz ct al. to w. H. jackson, pit. 10,
Keatings subs $510 Same to J. w. Hicks lot 20,
property on Piney Branch Road, a, 0OO Henry
Beard ct al. to American Baptist Home Mission
Society, lot and parts and 2, block z, II. and z
sub part Mt. Pleasant: 1000.
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS L CO, Aucta
TWO STORY FRAME WITH BASEMENT, 'FRONT.'
ING ON STREET, BETWEEN 9TH AND 10TH
STREETS SOUTHWEST, NEARLY OPPOSITE
NATIONAL. MUSEUM. No. $40.

On FRIDAY, JULY FIRST, ct SIX O'CLOCK
PM, We will sell in front Of promises lot fronting f3!5
3 feet on street. running back 100 feet inches a
improved by twostory and basement dwelling house.
eight rooms.
Terms Of sale Onethird cash balance In SIX twelve
and eighteen months Tor notes bearing interest from
day OF sale and secured BY deed Of trust property
hundred dollars down when the property 10 struck Off
nes 70 De Sompneo wl!n WYNN zen day. otherwise
purchaser.
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS Co. Auctioneers
VALUABLE UNIMPRoyED PROPERTY ON F
STREET, BETWEEN TWENTIETH AND
TWENTY-FIRST STREETS NORTHWEST, AT

sTRsET o SETWERN T EWK2SEKTH on
TMENI3-FiRsr STREETS SokTaWEsf. At
,s s. rs 1 sysS ut.
Ing 0s 1eet hall nehe. on
running di,s, back ninety feet four inches
special attention. the property is located in very
Terms Of Sale Cash. balance in six, twelve
s TOR notes
SOLD ali conveyancins and recording at purchasers
cost 500 d9 3 r. when the properly Il struck of
from day Of sale the property viii be resod
va eHfs f Ger Auc.oneer
nUNCANsON BROS. Auctioneers.
PERENpToRY TRUST SALE OF SIXTEEN BUILD.
TENTH aN6 sIkREf fsf SokTA r. 1ht IN
GokNER r, OF SIXTEENTH AND 3 NORTH:
Az As6 sHRfEHS 55tTa
ron1rsIz II EsSl fSEs II SUBDIVISION
s1Es s fstae!G Y s FL
Fronting is, t. sld sn .s;s e. 1885,
Lots A B. G, D. E, F. a. ard l. Haley's sub. square
Being at corner of 18th and street n E.. and 'front.'
ri Ing e, on SI street s6o,
Fronting on 1fs and streets n
Lots 3, and 8, Square south OF Square 114O
Lots 3 = 81 h,dst p e; = e g. "a. rs and
Fronting street. street, and 18th street extended
Lots 2. 4, 5. s and Z, Block 10,
Fronting ID and 18th streets extended.
Lots 10, IL ", - Il. Is and l6. Block II.
Fronting 18th, and goth streets extended.
Lots ! and e Block Ia.
Being at corner of 18th and streets extended.
Lots 4. 5, q. z, 8, 8, 10. IL, and II, Block 90,
Fronting Bennings road Gagett and Gales streets
Lots 8, 10, II, 12, Is, and II, Block "a,
Fronting Bennings road and goth streets extended
All of the above lots to be peremptorly sold
ing been decided to pay of an Indebtedness and the
sale presents q chance seldom offered to obtain good
investments this section Of the city shows rapid
vances.
Terms onethird cash balance in one and two years
notes to bear six per cent interest payable seminar
ngay and to be secured BY deed Of trust premises
$50 required each lot at time Of SALE Conveyancng
&C. at purchasers cost II terms Of sale not COM
piled with in ten days the right reserved to resell
risk and cost Of deaultng purchaser after five days
public notice Of such sale in Newspaper pub
Gshed In Warrington D. @.
PLATS CAN BE SEEN AT OFFICE OF AUCTION.
Frs.
je1S-dAds DUCANsON BROS. Auctioners
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
THoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.

FuNHOMAS UNWILLING, Aucuoneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY FRONTING ON TWENTY-FIRSf
STREET NORTHWEST, BETWEEN AND L
STREETS, KNOWN AS No. 1926 TWENTY
FIRST STREET NORTHWEST.
By virtue OF certain deed Of trust bearing date
on the twentieth day Of May, A. D. 1885 and duly M
Of the land records Of the District Columbia and
the request Of the party secured thereby the under
signed. trustees. will cell at public auction in front
Of the premises on WEDNESDAY. THE TWENTY
NJ all that certain piece Of land situate the City Of
in said District Known as and being part of
seventythree t73l said lot having front Of 10 feet
width fifty feet the depth Of said lot the same
being particularly described in said deed Of trust
together with the improvements thereon consisting of
stwostory and basement brick dwelling Terms Of sale
secured by the notes Of the purchaser and deed Of
trust on the premises sold all cash, at option of
chaser. Terms to be complied within ten days from
the day OF SALE the trustees the right
sell At cost and risk Of dsfaulting purchaser de-
posit Of : 100 required on day of sale.
CHARLES +. NEWMAN rrrs....
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LAs1Krs Loan O..ro.

Nv oeH reAnsyfven1A eveups uofto~sS&
znoVds. Jevelry, FissOlS 6uns, Gechasscsl fsSaa
l3dffs' and Ssnte.He4s Esariax ApRsssL
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CHICAGO LRARNISG CIVIL SERVICE RKroRN N
NEW YoRK.-H. +. Donovan, general superintendent
OF the Chicago post-ofhce, and president OF tho
board OF education OF Chicago Is engaged I'm invesr
tgating the practical workings OF the civil service
system In New YORK city. He Is chairman OF the
land Tor this work.
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.ZLSzazzze@.5
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Copayui auionaRa

w. ths undermined Banks and Bankers tcill pay al
zes druxysfn 1< Loufsdnd sdse Lotteries trieh
Dc presented at our cosnters.
III oaIEsBY.
PIERRE LANAU1,
Pres State National Bank.
A. BALDWIN,
Pres. New Orleans National Bank.
CARL KOHN,
Prea Union National Bank.
UNPRECEDENTED ATTRACTION!
OVER HALF MILLION DISTRIBUTED
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY.
Incorporated In 1858 for twenty-five years by the
Legislature Educatonal and Charitable purposes
S q :o BEEN added
made part Of the present State Constitution adopted
December I'd. AID. 1879.
TIE only Lottery srer roted o" and Endorsed by the
Ds0pts u any State
IL nerey scales or postpones
Its Grand Single Number Drawings take place
monthly, and the Semi-Annul Drawings regularly
every six months tJuas and Deeembsrl
A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN FOR.
TUNE SEVENTH GRAND DRAWING, CLASS g.
THE Ea JULY L. fss0so.S Moutsiy b1ss
Ing
CAPITAL PRIZE sl5O,oO0.
n Netics-Tiekets are Ten Dollars only Halves. IS.
TtfthA 81 Tenths, 81
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REPORT THAT AN ATTEMPT WILL BE MADE 10
HAVE THE TRIAL STOPPED.
Reports were current In New York last night
that Jacob Sharp was dying but these reports are
regarded as sensational The truth seems To be
that he is suffering intensely, and is much worse
on than he has ever been before. Whether his III
ness is serious or not is unknown, for his physi-
clans decline 10 talk, but with the we light OF
seventy-odd years added 10 an enfeebled physical
condition his powers or endurance can readily be
estimated.
The counsel for Sharp declare that they were
compelled 10 close their case yesterday account
or their clients critical condition. They expected
TO put him on the stand, but before doing 80 had
him undergo an examination by his physicians.
Prof. LOOMS visited him In the courtroom and
found that he was utterly unable TO stand the
strain that would be imposed upon him should he
try TO tell the story or the Broadway franchise IL
was then decided TO close the case.
Another rather sensational report current in
New York last night was that when court opened
to-day certificates would he presented from such
eminent physicians Prof. Loomis and his asso-
ciates that Sharp would In all probability drop
dead In the courtroom when the jury brought In
their verdict, no matter whether the verdict be
guilty or not guilty, and IL was hoped that this
would result In Judge Barrett stopping the trial
Just where IL Is.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-06-29
FOR ACCOUNT OF WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
Eleven OcLOCK, Al Our sALESRoO MS.
THoMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer:

VALUABLE IMPRoYED PR0PERTY SITUATED
ON FAYETTE STREET BETWEEN FIRST AND
SECOND STREETS. GEORGETOWN, D. G.. AT
AUCTION.
July D., 1873, and duly recorded in Liber No. T.I
800 folio 50 ct seq, Of the Land Records Of theas
party secured thereby we will sell = public auction
SEVENTH, 1857, at FIVE O'CLOCK p NJ. the
following described Real Estate situate in the city of
Georgetown, ID. c., to wit: The north half part of
lot numbered sixtynine t69) in Threlkeds addition
TO SAID GeorTetown fronting thirty feet on the east
between parallel lines one hundred and twenty tl2O)
feet; improved by story brick dwelling.
Terms: One-third cash, balance in six and twelve
months with interest. and secured by deed of
option. deposit of 800 will be required at time Of
sale. All conveyancing and recording at purchasers
cost The trustees reserve the right to resell the
property at the risk and cost Of the purchaser the
terms not complied with in ten days from day of
SALE
WIN, D CAssIN, rrr.tess